Online holiday shopping: A love story
I think I may be in love with Al Gore, and it's all because he created "the internets." Seriously. How great is it that I can buy presents for everyone on my list without fighting the crowds at the malls, and have them shipped to their intended destinations so that I don't even have to load down the car with presents to drive home for the holidays?
Plus, the choices are infinite. Like, for example, a Christmas present for my godson. He's only two, and not quite old enough for me to feel that pressured about getting him a gift that sucks and forever being remembered as the godmother who buys the crappy presents, although that time is nigh. Nigh, I tell you.
I ended up getting him a cute wooden choo-choo train from Babystyle.com, but not before I considered these little hooded bib-like things that I think are cute. Nayoung, in her infinite wisdom, disagrees. She thinks it's the perfect gift to send to "Muslim babies around the world."
Harrumph.
Plus, the choices are infinite. Like, for example, a Christmas present for my godson. He's only two, and not quite old enough for me to feel that pressured about getting him a gift that sucks and forever being remembered as the godmother who buys the crappy presents, although that time is nigh. Nigh, I tell you.
I ended up getting him a cute wooden choo-choo train from Babystyle.com, but not before I considered these little hooded bib-like things that I think are cute. Nayoung, in her infinite wisdom, disagrees. She thinks it's the perfect gift to send to "Muslim babies around the world."
Harrumph.
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